* Marco Zuiderwijk wrote:
>I have an HTML file which contains object parameters containing XML
>(example:
><PARAM NAME="Address" VALUE='<address
>><info><name>text</name></info><objects type="Location" ><object><index>Idx
>20</index></object></objects></address>'>). When I call tidy to convert this
>file to XHTML I got the error "missing quote mark for attribute value on the
>line containing the XML parameter.
Tidy counts the number of newlines, < and > characters in attribute
values and reports the mentioned error if the value includes a `<`,
the number of [\n<>] is greater than 10 and the user didn't specify
`--literal-attributes yes`. This is done to detect improperly quoted
attributes.
>I have tried several options, but cannot
>get it right. Does anybody know how to handle this?
Use `--force-output yes` or `--literal-attributes yes`.